Sentence examples for part of a bubble from inspiring English sources

Yet the danger is not only that these companies may be part of a bubble, but that they have risks particular to foreign companies.

On its face the capital, Dili, appears to be bustling, but most restaurants, hotels, vehicles and apartment rentals are part of a bubble economy fed by the huge foreign presence.

And they will never be part of a bubble of influence.

I am one of the over 36,000 individuals who legally married their same-sex partner between June and November 2008 -- part of a bubble in history that occurred before Prop.

"Or is it the other way around -- the talent entering the market is so substantial that it has pushed the returns and, therefore, the rewards to levels once considered unthinkable?" Although he didn't mention it, there was also a third possibility: that much of the financial engineering, the fancy new derivatives and balance-sheet legerdemain, was part of a bubble that would one day burst.

Even nationwide, some contrarians argue that the affordability crunch that many homebuyers experience – when they discover that renting makes financial sense because the average house price is simply too high – is part of a real bubble.

The Holiday Inn represented an affluent time for the city: the building became part of a luxury developmental bubble at a time when Beirut's banks were growing fat on deposits from the region's petrodollars.

The video, set to the tune of We Didn't Start the Fire by Billy Joel, mocked just about everyone in Silicon Valley as being part of a new technology bubble.

In this scheme, the observable Universe is part of a "pocket universe", a bubble in a larger froth of inflation that is ongoing.

Who hasn't spent the better part of an hour popping bubble wrap, at age 20? Exactly.

This was my 16th trip with this American secretary of state, but being part of that bubble remains a special experience.